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Use our Peptide Reconstitution Calculator below. Simply select your parameters to calculate solution concentration and measured volumes.
Explore↗Use our Peptide Calculator below to measure accurate volumes of reconstituted peptide solution with a syringe. Simply select your parameters, and our calculator will give you the results.
Enter 250mcg which is the same as 0.25mg as your target amount per aliquot. You want each measured aliquot to contain 250mcg of peptide, so you specify this amount.
Enter 5mg in the calculator, since it says 5mg on the vial.
You decided to dilute your peptide with 3mL of Bacteriostatic water so enter 3mL. (Consult Bac Water Calculator to determine this amount.)
The visual meter will show that you need to draw up 15 units on your syringe to measure out 250 mcg. Since 1mL equals 100 units on the syringe, 0.15mL equals 15 units.
In this example we will assume your peptide strength is 5mg, and you will add 3mL of bacteriostatic water. Your goal is to measure out 250 mcg of peptide in solution.
Enter 250mcg (0.25mg) as your target amount per aliquot.
Enter 5mg in the calculator, since it says 5mg on the vial.
Dilute your peptide with 3mL of bacteriostatic water so enter 3mL.
The calculator determines concentration: 5mg (5000 mcg) dissolved in 3mL of water. It then works out how much to draw up to measure 250 mcg — 0.15mL, or 15 units.
The visual meter confirms 15 units on your syringe measures 250 mcg. 1mL = 100 units, so 0.15mL = 15 units.
Mixing 5mg of peptide with 3mL of bacteriostatic water creates a solution with a concentration of ~1.67 mg/mL. To measure out 250mcg, draw up 0.15mL (or 15 units) of this solution.
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